IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20669, 15 September 1930, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

ADAMS.----In loving memory of Mrs. G Adams, who passed awn y on September 15, 192' J.

In loving remembrance of a dear friend —lnserted by li. N. Laurie.

ANDREW.—In loving memory of dear little Norman, who passed away September 15. 19-29.

God broke the vase and look the flower,

But the fragrance still remains. —lnserted by his loving parents and Bister. Marjorie.

ANDREW. —In loving memory of Norman Roy. v.-ho died September 15, 1029. The memory of his little ways Will linger witli us all our days. —lnserted by his loving grandparents. J. and E. Hemingway.

ANDREWS.—In ever loving remembrance of our darling wee Bobbie, who went to Heaven one long year ago.

A beautiful memory To treasure all our days.

ANGUS. -In the loving memory of our dear lather, John Charles, who passed away at Thames, September 15, 1927.

—lnserted by his loving sons and daugh ter and son-iji-law

COUGHEY.—In loving memory of ray dour husband, James, who passed away September 15, 1928.

The ever-patient, worn-out frame. Has gnined eternal rest at last. Happy am I who to-day can say ''l loved you and did my best." —lnserted by his loving wife.

COUGHEY.—In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away September 15,

moving thoughts, kind and true. Always rernaip. dear father, of you —lnserted by his son and daughter-in-law, George and Thelma

COUGHEY.-In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away September 15, J 323.

Though lift! brings much thnt is nltcred. ' And time brings nmch that in new. There is one tliincc that never nlfors, Tha-t'a our memory, dear dad. of yon.

—lnserted by his loving daughter and eon-m-law, Violet and Ernio Mabor, and Sraudchildrep.